Installing Office on a PC that has Works

P

peggy

What happens to the Works installation if Office is also
installed? Is there a conflict or do they work
independently? Will the Office install remove works?
 
D

DL

Both contain Word, so may depend on versions you install/use.
If running Office why would you need Works?
 
D

DL

Both contain Word, so may depend on versions you install/use.
If running Office why would you need Works?
 
P

Peggy

Actually, the newer versions of Works do not include
Word - it includes something similar to WordPad. The
user is using a Work at Home & needs Works to remain on
the home PC. They want to ensure that their home files
are not touched.
 
P

Peggy

Actually, the newer versions of Works do not include
Word - it includes something similar to WordPad. The
user is using a Work at Home & needs Works to remain on
the home PC. They want to ensure that their home files
are not touched.
 
P

Peggy

actually, either version of Works.

The issue is that the Office being installed is for a
WAH. The Works needs to be left untouched for the WAH to
be a legal install. Office can be used only for WAH on
this machine. I'd rather have Office than Works, but the
Office installation is not for personal home use - the
Works Suite is. The Works is for the rest of the
family's use.
 
P

Peggy

actually, either version of Works.

The issue is that the Office being installed is for a
WAH. The Works needs to be left untouched for the WAH to
be a legal install. Office can be used only for WAH on
this machine. I'd rather have Office than Works, but the
Office installation is not for personal home use - the
Works Suite is. The Works is for the rest of the
family's use.
 
D

DL

Since Works Suite2004 contains a full version of Word as do certain prior
versions It would depend on Office version to be installed as to whether
there is a problem with Word
 
D

DL

Since Works Suite2004 contains a full version of Word as do certain prior
versions It would depend on Office version to be installed as to whether
there is a problem with Word
 

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